Roku's Stock May Fall 35% Further As Sales Stall
- Overvalued. At a valuation similar to that of Apple, Roku would be valued at only $2.8 billion, a decline of 38 percent from its current valuation.
- Slumping Sales. In an attempt to gain market share, Roku says its primary focus is on selling players to increase active accounts, and as a result, the company is not ...
- Not Growing Fast Enough. ...
What has dragged Roku stock down?
Apr 20, 2022 · Bad news for Netflix, bad news for Netflix's stock price. But why is Roku (ROKU-9.52%) stock falling an unlucky 7.77% this morning on …
Is it too late to buy Roku stock?
1 day ago · ROKU , are trading lower amid overall market weakness as stocks continue to fall amid concerns over the potential economic impacts of Fed rate hikes and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Traders also...
Why did Roku stock fall in the premarket session?
Sep 13, 2021 · If you buy and hold Roku stock, the expectation is over time the near-term fluctuations will cancel out, and the long-term positive trend will favor you - at least if the company is otherwise...
Why has Roku stock outperformed?
13 hours ago · Shares of Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) turned sharply lower Wednesday, continuing their downward trajectory for the week, falling as much as 6.9%. As of 11:43 a.m. ET today, the stock was still down 5% ...
Is Roku stock going to go back up?
It suffered supply chain disruptions in the last quarter, hurting results. Once resolved, the gross margin will rebound. Expect Roku's 91/100 score on quality to rise in 2022. Similarly, Roku's growth score of 68/100 will rebound later in the year, thanks to new account additions.Jan 10, 2022
Why has Roku tanked?
Roku blamed the slower growth on supply chain disruptions that hit the U.S. television market. The company said it chose not to pass higher costs onto the customer in order to benefit user acquisition.Feb 18, 2022
Is Roku losing market share?
Roku's market decline is tied to big tech's streaming success. People pass the Roku logo in New York City. Streaming giant Roku released its fourth quarter earnings report on Feb. 17, and while the numbers were generally positive, the stock still suffered a 35% plunge.Feb 21, 2022
Is Roku a good stock to invest in?
The stock market is very firmly in a bull market, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite up 21.6% and 16.2% so far this year, respectively. However, growth stocks like Roku are firmly in a bear market. I'm using my pick of the year to venture from a potentially safe and trending stock and going with a down-and-out pick.Dec 30, 2021
What's better Roku or Firestick?
Key Takeaways: Roku is a better choice overall because it has more features and device options, and it has more channels/apps overall, including free content. However, it only works with Google and Alexa. Firestick is a better choice for Amazon Prime members and those who have Amazon Smart devices.Mar 29, 2022
Who are Roku's competitors?
Roku competitors include Netflix, Sony, Hulu, Tivo and Sling Media.
How much of the market does Roku have?
Roku TVs had a 38% market share in the U.S. and a 31% market share in Canada, according to NPD's data. Roku also announced earlier this week that it had ended 2020 with 51.2 million active accounts, adding around 14 million accounts over the past 12 months.
Is Roku a long term buy?
Roku should be a long-term winner. As many longtime Roku ( ROKU -2.47% ) shareholders painfully know, the leading global streaming and connected TV company has seen its stock decline by more than 70% since July of last year.Mar 5, 2022
Is Roku A Buy Sell or Hold?
Roku has received a consensus rating of Buy. The company's average rating score is 2.58, and is based on 20 buy ratings, 1 hold rating, and 5 sell ratings.
Is Roku a long term stock?
Roku is a Great Long Term Hold 2024 revenue is estimated to reach nearly $5 billion, and Roku continues to lead the highly competitive streaming marketplace in terms of market share.2 days ago
Key Points
Analysts fear growth in the U.S. will slow and international growth may never kick into gear.
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What happened
Is Roku ( ROKU 14.15% ) stock grossly overvalued? That's a question a lot of investors are asking. And one Wall Street analyst just suggested this stock has roughly 50% more downside, which is saying something considering the stock is already down about 60% from its all-time high.
So what
According to The Fly, Atlantic Equities analyst Hamilton Faber started covering Roku stock earlier this year. Faber started his coverage by slapping a $136-per-share price target on Roku, a roughly 50% downside from where it was trading at the time.
Now what
Let's talk about Roku's business. According to the company, it closed 2020 as the most widely adopted operating system for smart TVs in the U.S. with 38% share of new TVs sold. And in the third quarter of 2021, Roku's 56.4 million active accounts streamed 18 billion hours of content.
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It's worth monitoring how well Roku is attracting partners, as Faber suggests. But considering Roku is still executing well, I believe investors should give it the benefit of the doubt for now.
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Weak guidance and supply chain issues have been the story of this earnings season
In this video, I will be going over Roku 's ( ROKU 8.46% ) third-quarter earnings and explain what went wrong and right in this quarter. You can find the video below but here are some of the highlights.
Earnings summary
The company reported total net revenue of $680 million, growing 51% year over year (YOY), with platform revenue increasing 82% and player revenue decreasing 26%. The latter is a result of ongoing supply chain issues.
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Total net revenue to come in at a midpoint of $892.5 million, representing a 37% growth YOY.
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